Diary warning: if the Eye of the Abyss sees Thor, he will vanish from this world completely.
But what if the Eye of the Abyss couldn't see him?
So Thor immediately exerted all his strength to activate the Star Eyes inside him.
After being locked away for three years, the eyes burst out of Thor's mental world as soon as they were unleashed, each one eager to be first.
Just as Thor had expected, the Star Eyes stared fearlessly back at the Rift, showing no sign of being pulled inside.
After a long stare, the Rift finally disappeared from the seabed.
Only then did Thor retract the eyes covering his body.
This time, however, the eyes had stayed out a little longer, and pressing them back in one by one proved rather difficult.
It took nearly an hour for Thor to fully recover.
Behind him, Murphy had already woken up.
After waking, he didn't look at Thor again. He sat cross-legged on the seabed with his back to him, gazing up at the surface as though he were looking at the Starry Sky.
"Wizard Murphy, let's go up." Thor felt a little awkward. He now had a rough idea of what he looked like when he sprouted Star Eyes.
It really wasn't a pretty sight.
In other words, it was an eyesore.
Of course, he was more worried that if Wizard Murphy turned around, his face would be covered in eyes too.
But Murphy was a Tier 4 Wizard, after all. When he turned at the sound of Thor's voice, no mischievous Star Eyes had appeared on his body.
Thor had just started to breathe a sigh of relief when Murphy's next words stopped him cold.
"I can't go up." Murphy's voice was very calm.
Thor's bone skull tilted in